Restore the Lost Covenant The Covenant Journey

Acts 1:1, 3 and 8 │ “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has 
come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in 
all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.” (8)

The covenant of Acts 1:1, 3, and 8 was confirmed through Christ, 
but it existed from the beginning. 
You lost hold of this Covenant Journey and as a result, 
Satan made you and your future generations into slaves who were deceived 
by war strategy and ran errands for the sake of idolatry. 
You lost your identity; was led into a life of captivity; and became numb or desensitized while being colonized. You wandered around
aimlessly and lived in the midst of disasters. 
That’s why, God gave the covenant of world evangelization through Remnants
who possessed the Gospel and gathered all answers to them. 
Then, what Covenant Journey must you go on?

1.The Start of the Covenant and the Age of Restoration
There are sign posts or milestones on the Covenant Journey. 
God gave the covenant when there was nothing. 
Nobody The family lines of Noah and Abraham were  witnesses.
Furthermore, when a path didn’t exist,No Way  God restored the
covenant through Joseph and Moses. For those who had gotten
lost, God revealed the path that they had to take.

2.The Completion of the Covenant and Conquest and the Age of Completion
When the covenant was lost during the age of Philistia,
No Time God restored the covenantal time schedule through Samuel and David. 
God also opened the age of conquest during the times of Assyria; 
Aram; and BabylonNowhere and made Elisha; Esther; Daniel; Shadrach; Meshach; 
and Abednego know the value of staking their lives. 
Finally, in the age of Rome, God opened the age of fulfilling the covenant 
through the Early Church. In the fields that lacked answers,No Answer 
God conquered the world with the answer that Jesus Christ had finished all problems.

Starting today, there is absolutely no reason to be discouraged. 
From a field where nobody exists, God will lead you to a place where you 
can save everything. You’re not idly
standing by without any inclination of hope. You’re hoping in
anticipation for God's covenant.